Wt::Auth::EmailTokenResult Class Reference

The result of processing an email-sent token. More...

#include <Wt/Auth/AuthService>

Public Types

Public Member Functions
	EmailTokenResult (Result result, const User &user=User())
	Constructor. More...
Result	result () const
	Returns the result.
const User &	user () const
	Returns the user, if any. More...

Detailed Description

The result of processing an email-sent token.

An email token can be used for two purposes:

• the user needs to verify his email address by returning a token sent to his supplied email address.
• the user indicates that he lost his email and wants to prove his identity by acknowledging an email to a previously verified email account.

See also

AuthService::processEmailToken()

AuthService::verifyEmailAddress(), AuthService::lostPassword()

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Wt::Auth::EmailTokenResult::Result

Enumeration that describes the result.

Enumerator
Invalid	The token was invalid.
Expired	The token has expired.
UpdatePassword	A token was presented which requires the user to enter a new password. The presented token was a token sent by the AuthService::lostPassword() function. When this is returned as result of AuthService::processEmailToken(), you should present the user with a dialog where he can enter a new password.
EmailConfirmed	A The token was presented which verifies the email address. The presented token was a token sent by the AuthService::verifyEmailAddress() function. When this is returned as result of processEmailToken(), you can indicate to the user that his email address is now confirmed.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Wt::Auth::EmailTokenResult::EmailTokenResult	(	Result	result,
		const User &	user = User()
	)

Constructor.

Creates an email token result.

Member Function Documentation

const User & Wt::Auth::EmailTokenResult::user

(

)

const

Returns the user, if any.

The identified user is only valid when the token result is UpdatePassword or EmailConfirmed. In that case, you may login the user as strongly authenticated since he presented a random token that was sent to his own email address.